WorksheetsModules 49-52 Gender, Adolescence, and Some Other Stuff
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 4mins
Gender is ________________.
socially-constructed.
based on your genes
The social expectations that guide men's and women's behavior are called ______________.
gender roles
social learning
gender typing
gender identity
We learn behaviors through observing and imitating. This is called _______________.
social learning theory
gender typing
gender roles
social connectedness
When rats were given more enriched environments, they
had more developed brains.
died sooner.
became lazier.
ratted out their homies.
Children are more likely to copy the accents of their ______________.
parents
peers
Adolescence begins at
puberty.
high school.
Burger King.
age 13.
Menarche refers to a
girl's first period.
a woman's last period.
way of speaking.
specific age of a woman.
The action of REDUCING synapses is called ______________.
neurogenesis
synaptic pruning
Lawrence Kohlberg studied ______________ development.
moral
cognitive
psychosocial
social
Someone at the preconventional stage is
less than 9 yrs old.
an adolescent or older.
in early adolescence.
Someone at the conventional stage is
less than 9 yrs old.
an adolescent or older.
in early adolescence.
Someone at Kohlberg's CONVENTIONAL stage focuses on
self-interest.
rewards and punishments.
ethical principles.
social approval.
Someone at Kohlberg's POSTCONVENTIONAL stage focuses on
self-interest.
rewards and punishments.
ethical rights
social approval.
Someone at Kohlberg's PRECONVENTIONAL stage focuses on
self-interest.
social approval.
ethical rights
"Erik Erikson's Stages of _______________ Development"
Attachment
Cognitive
Moral
Psychosocial
Erikson believed that at each stage of our lives we __________________.
face a crisis
develop different morals
cognitively change
die
According to Erikson, which issue are YOU currently battling?
Identity vs. Role Confusion
Trust vs. Mistrust
Intimacy vs. Isolation
Integrity vs. Despair
The first issue in Erikson's model is
Identity vs. Role Confusion
Trust vs. Mistrust
Intimacy vs. Isolation
Integrity vs. Despair
